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How much do storage units in North Carolina cost? On average, you'll have to pay $113 per month for a 10'x10' non-climate-controlled unit in North Carolina. Depending on unit size and amenities, you can expect to pay anywhere from $8 for smaller storage units, to $7,667 for significantly larger spaces.

A red lock on a storage unit means that your rental payment is past due, and the owner has denied access to your storage unit. You can only get access to your unit after paying the rent so that the tenant removes the red padlock with the regular one.

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It could badly damage the door, or the hasp, which you would then need to pay. (Depending on the damage, it could cost hundreds of dollars!) Our on-site managers can help you remove the lock or help you find a lock removal service that can.

On average, locksmith services cost about $160 per incident or $50 to $100 per hour. The exact cost, though, varies depending on things like: what needs to be unlocked, time of day (after-hours, you'll pay more), your location and how far the locksmith needs to travel to get to you.

So, Can I Cut the Lock Off My Storage Unit? No, you can't cut a lock off of a storage unit. It's against our policies and, frankly, could cost you a lot more than just the cost of a new lock. (Especially if you accidentally damage the storage unit's door.)